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Visions for Required Postgraduate Year 1 Residency Training by 2020: A Comparison of Actual versus Projected Expansion
Pharmacotherapy, 08/28/09

Knapp KK et al. – Having sufficient PGY1 residency positions available for all Pharm.D. graduates by 2020 would require at least a 17% average annual growth rate, whereas survey respondents predicted 8.3%. Actual residency growth in 2008 exceeded survey projections. Study data suggest that the ASHP aspiration to have all graduates who pursue health–system pharmacy careers complete a PGY1 residency is achievable.

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